Newsom calls special session to ‘Trump-proof’ California
Gov. Gavin Newsom wants the new Legislature to ‘protect’ California from Donald Trump. The session will start Dec. 2.
California beat Trump in court his first term. It’s preparing new cases for his second
California sued Donald Trump over health care, abortion, immigration and environmental policies. It's readying new cases as ...
Don’t expect Kamala Harris’ loss to boost Gavin Newsom’s presidential prospects
But Gov. Gavin Newsom faces obstacles to a plausible run for president in 2028. Voters may not want another California ...
What messages did California voters send
Republicans promote a tougher policy on crime, but progressives say the California election results show an unfair economy.
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California air board member: Why I can’t back the proposed fuel standard changes
Proposed amendments to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard fall short on transparency, equity and responsible policymaking, says CARB's.
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In deeply blue California, voters don’t always march to Democratic drums
California is one of the nation’s bluest states, yet voters engaged in ticket-splitting and broke with the state's dominant Democratic Party.
Wrapping up the California vote, uncertain and mixed results for Democrats
While a red wave swept the nation, Californians sent a top Trump nemesis to the US Senate, and favored Democrats in House and state races.
California will likely feel the consequences of Donald Trump’s decisive victory
There's no reason to believe that Donald Trump will not continue using California as a punching bag during his second stint ...
10 propositions are on California’s ballot. Voters are deciding on crime, rent control and more
California voters are deciding 10 ballot propositions on issues including crime, rent control and the minimum wage.
Why Californians got tougher on crime: Bleak downtowns and attention-getting retail thefts
California voters backed Proposition 36, looking for a new direction on homelessness, retail theft and drug overdoses. Gov. Gavin Newsom opposed it.
California voters give Medi-Cal doctors a raise by passing Prop. 35
Proposition 35 on the 2024 California election ballot would redistribute money from a tax on health insurance plans. The revenue would go to Medi-Cal.